My work might be changing carriers soon (US cellular -> Sprint), and if they do I am going to have to get a phone from Sprint (to get the plan they're looking at). But since I paid for the phone I have now out of my own pocket--they pay for the service--, im going to be out $300 for a phone that I can't even use.
Right now, I'm using a Kyocera koi kx2, and I like it a lot. Nice camera, easy to use, and a shitload of nice features.
It looks like most of Sprint's phones (that aren't $370) suck dick compared to the one I have now, except maybe the MM-7400 by Sanyo. It looks pretty sweet, and is only $170 from Sprint. They said they would pay for the phone, as long as it's a reasonable price, since I paid for the one I'm using now and won't be able to use it if they switch.
Does anyone use this phone / have any horror stories from people they know?
Also, it says it can't do MMS. That means no picture messaging, right?
P.S. how does this "push to talk" crap work? All I know about it is that I fucking hate when people use it in public places where there's a lot of places.
Right now, I'm using a Kyocera koi kx2, and I like it a lot. Nice camera, easy to use, and a shitload of nice features.
It looks like most of Sprint's phones (that aren't $370) suck dick compared to the one I have now, except maybe the MM-7400 by Sanyo. It looks pretty sweet, and is only $170 from Sprint. They said they would pay for the phone, as long as it's a reasonable price, since I paid for the one I'm using now and won't be able to use it if they switch.
Does anyone use this phone / have any horror stories from people they know?
Also, it says it can't do MMS. That means no picture messaging, right?
P.S. how does this "push to talk" crap work? All I know about it is that I fucking hate when people use it in public places where there's a lot of places.
